Digital Citizenship Review

Why do people curate their lives on social media? Select all that apply.

• They post things they think will gain approval from their peers.

• They want to present their lives as realistically as possible.

• They want to present an identity they are proud of.

• They want to avoid looking irresponsible when colleges or employers see their page.

Marcel’s doctor prescribes him an allergy medication called Zornex. Marcel does not believe Zornex is safe.

Which web search would show confirmation bias if Marcel searched it?

• "Does Zornex help with allergies?"

• "dangers of Zornex"

• "How safe is Zornex?"

• "ingredients in Zornex"

What choices can news sources make to present a certain perspective in their reports? Select all that apply.

• what quotes to include

• what information to leave out

• what information to leave out

• whom to poll when conducting surveys

Which two strategies listed can you use to avoid falling for fake news or inaccurate news? Select all that apply.

• go to the original source

• check for updated information at several different times

• follow specific reporters

• check multiple sources

Each of the scenarios below shows a violation of online ethics. Match the scenario to the area of online ethics it violates.

• privacy

• posting a photo of your friend with her street number visible in the background

• culture of respect

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  copying and pasting someone else’s writing without giving credit to the writer

• respecting creative work

• posting a photo of yourself next to a sports car you saw parked outside, with the caption: “Just got this from Grandpa. Thanks, Pops!”

• self-expression and identity

• creating a social network page that makes fun of someone at your school

Which of the following actions can help reduce confirmation bias when researching a topic?

• Only reading articles that support your view

• Seeking out diverse perspectives

• Ignoring opposing viewpoints

• Relying on a single source

What is a potential consequence of spreading misinformation online?

• Increased trust in media sources

• Improved critical thinking skills

• Harm to public health and safety

• Greater community engagement

What is a common sign that a news article might be fake or misleading?

• It has a lot of advertisements

• It lacks credible sources

• It is shared by many people

• It is written in a formal tone

How can social media contribute to the phenomenon of 'curated lives'?

• By encouraging users to share only positive experiences

• By providing a platform for unfiltered self-expression

• By limiting the types of content that can be shared

• By promoting anonymity in interactions

What is a potential downside of living a 'curated life'?

• Increased authenticity in personal relationships

• Heightened self-awareness and reflection

• Pressure to maintain a perfect image

• Greater acceptance of diverse perspectives